Makebardo

about_us Stunning work from Queenstown based design Duo Makebardo.
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Oliver Perkins

about_us The entrancing work of Oliver Perkins.
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Petra Mingneau

about_us Petra Mingneau captures a variety of interesting subjects displayed in an exquisite portfolio site.
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Jasmine Edgar

about_us Sill Life is the creation of Jasmine Edgar, who combines her beautiful ceramics with a wonderful selection of indoor plants.
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Ed Bats

about_us The phenomenal stripped back paintings and collage work of Ed Bats.
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Maximillian Scott

about_us The Vernacular subjects captured by Mr Maximillian is nothing short of amazing.
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Ryan Romanes

about_us Ryan Romanes has been quietly making a name for himself gathering a string of well deserved design accolades for his perfectly excecuted work.
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Daif King

about_us Welcome to the marvelous world of Daif King. Spelled phonetically to capture the NZ accent.
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Greta Vanderstar

about_us Greta Vanderstar has been building up a selection of well considered clients that compliment her wonderfully austere photos.
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Sophie Oiseau

about_us The works of Sophie Oiseau hum with an off beat sense of humour and deft touch of the brush.
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Le Roy

about_us The wonderful LE ROY is a publishing department of DDMMYY. In their own words it is a magazine set up to explore the theme of ‘subjectivity and self design’ with the intention of occupying a space somewhere between a journal, zine and curated group exhibition.
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Aaron Dustin

about_us Aaron Dustin has put together a great thought process behind 'the' flag.
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Natasha Cantwell

about_us The bizarre and beautiful work of Natasha Cantwell.
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Land

about_us Design idols, the Land Boys do some exceptional work and even better when its for an NZ client.
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Subject Studios

about_us The avante garde creative platform Subject Studios.
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Matthew Galloway

about_us Matthew Galloway has built a phenominal collection of works worth digging into and his site is rather easy on the eyes as well.
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Sarah Munro

about_us Sarah Munro creates pictorial illusions that simulate perspective,to generate a disjunctive relationship between the painted object and the gallery space; as if the work, with its emphasized artificiality, exists within a slightly different spatial environment to the room itself.
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James Powell

about_us Multi-disciplinary designer James Powell has a portfolio full of graphic goodness.
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Ophelia King

about_us Shooting interiors predominantly on film, Ophelia King captures intimate moments of authentic abodes.
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Greg Sharp

Feast your eyes on the magnificant schlockbuster sci-fi 80’s airbrush + vomit acrylic colour work of Greg Sharp. One half of Rubber House Studiio.
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